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Bayad sa Pagkain ni Fedeli, Pagtutol sa Reactor sa Port Hope at Huling Araw ng Nominasyon — Ottawa Biyernes

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🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Nagsasara ngayong araw ng 2:00 n.h. ang pagpapasok ng nominasyon para sa mga munisipal na halalan sa Ontario. May hanggang 2:00 n.h. ang mga nagnanais tumakbo para sa halalan sa 26 Oktubre 2026; kabilang sa mga mataas ang profile na nagpasok ng kandidatura kamakailan si dating MP Nate Erskine-Smith; napansin ng mga tagamasid ang maraming ward na may isa o walang kandidato, at itinuro ni Zachary Spicer ng York University ang Mississauga at Hamilton bilang mga labanan na dapat bantayan.

  2. Sinisingil ni ministro ng Ontario na si Vic Fedeli ang kanyang riding association nang mahigit $21,000 para sa mga pagkain ng trade mission. Ipinapakita ng mga pampublikong rekord na nag-expense si Fedeli ng higit $180,000 para sa paglalakbay ng gobyerno mula 2023 hanggang 2025 habang ang kanyang lokal na Nipissing riding association ay nagbayad ng bahagi ng gastos sa pagkain ng staff, ayon sa Progressive Conservative Party at mga dokumentong inilantad tungkol sa gastusin.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Tinanggap ng korte ang sentensiya na 2½ taon para sa lalaki na nag-kidnap at nagtangkang mag-kidnap ng dalawang babae noong Mayo 2021. Hinatulan ni Superior Court Justice James Stribopoulos si Diavion Henningham ng 2½ taon matapos siyang umamin ng pagkakasala noong 26 Setyembre 2025; sinabi sa korte na tinarget ni Henningham ang mga babaeng nag-iisa sa mga pampublikong lugar malapit sa Hurontario Street at Eglinton Avenue sa Mississauga noong 21 Mayo 2021.

  2. Muling humiling ang OPP ng tulong sa isang 21-taong-silang na kaso matapos makilala ang labi ng babae mula sa B.C. gamit ang genetic genealogy. Sinabi ng Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) na ang mga labi na natagpuan noong 28 Agosto 2005 sa Highway 7 ay pag-aari ni Tammy Eileen Penner, na iniulat nawawala noong 7 Pebrero 2005; binanggit ng mga imbestigador na nakita si Penner malapit sa Midland Mall noong 30 Hunyo 2005 at malapit sa isang Husky truck stop noong o bandang 30 Hulyo 2005.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Nagpahayag ng pagtutol ang mga residente ng Port Hope matapos ihayag ng Ontario ang lokasyon para sa napakalaking bagong nuclear reactor. Pinukaw ng propyektong inihayag ng probinsiya na magtayo ng malaking planta nukleyar malapit sa Port Hope — isang bayan na may humigit-kumulang 18,000 tao — ang matagal nang mga lokal na pag-aalinlangan na konektado sa halos isang siglo ng aktibidad ng industriya nukleyar na nagsimula sa Eldorado radium refinery noong 1930s.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Ang bagong pambansang monumento para sa 2SLGBTQ+ (2-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer at iba pa) sa Ottawa ay tumatalakay sa mga tema ng pagkawasak at pagbabagong-buhay. Nakatuon ang disenyo at interpretasyon ng bagong pambansang monumento sa Ottawa sa mga tema ng pagkawasak at muling pagbangon, ayon sa mga ulat tungkol sa pagbubunyag.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • 17 arestado sa sunod-sunod na mga pag-aresto dahil sa shoplifting sa Rideau Street.
  • Nakakuha ng pederal na pondo ang matagal nang inaasam na mga bike path sa Orléans.
  • Tinalo ng Alouettes, nangunguna sa CFL, ang Redblacks; umabot na sa 16 ang sunod-sunod na talo.
  • Nag-aalala ang unyon sa Ottawa na sinusubukan ng probinsya na 'kaltasan ang kapangyarihan' ng mga lokal na board bago magsimula ang pasukan.
  • Tinanggal sa kolehiyo ang isang autistic na estudyante sa Gatineau matapos tanggihan ang exemption sa French batay sa disability.
  • Tinalakay sa mga pag-uusap sa taripa ang mga pagbabawal ng Canada sa alak mula sa U.S.
  • Umiikot na ang orasan para makahanap ng mga tutunggaling hahamon sa apat na city councillor sa Ottawa.
  • Isang nasawi sa aksidente ng motorsiklo malapit sa Renfrew.
  • Ilan sa mga residente ng Ottawa ang nagsasabing hindi pa rin nila bibilhin ang alak mula sa U.S. kahit bumalik ito.
  • Tahimik si Premier ng Ontario Doug Ford sa kahilingan na muling lagyan ng stock ang American alcohol kasabay ng mga pag-uusap sa kalakalan.

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